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Kahn & Lehman's Hornbook on Corporate Income Taxation

by Kahn, Lehman
Edition: 5th ed., 2001
13-ISBN: 9780314256928
10-ISBN: 031425692X
Format: Hardcover-New
SKU: 50171

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Corporate tax laws have changed radically-most importantly due to the Tax Reform Act of 1986. This Hornbook Series: Corporate Income Taxation is aimed at generalists who need a comprehensive overview of corporate tax doctrine and tax laws, specialists who need a way to synthesize the relevant authorities on a particular question, and students who want a discursive text to read along with their casebook. It discusses the crucial issues of corporate taxation. This book provides a comprehensive understanding of the field, enhance law student performance on exams, and also provides a useful guide for attorneys practicing in this area.

Table of Contents includes:

Nonliquidating Distributions to Shareholders;

Liquidation of a Corporation and Taxable Sales of Corporate Business;

Collapsible Corporations;

Retention of Corporate Earnings;

Small Businesses;

Organization of a Corporation;

Corporate Divisions;

Reorganizations;

Acquisition or Retention of Tax Attributes;

Multiple Corporations.

Every attorney should have at least a small personal library of fundamental legal reference books to see them through their career. Hornbooks are the perfect foundation on which to build your own legal library as they represent comprehensive yet affordable reference tools covering over 75 legal topic areas. Don’t wait- start your library now!

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